PIOUNS Hondentrainingshalsband PD01

I got this shock collar for my half-breed Siberian Husky, who has a habit of jumping on people and stealing food. Once he grabs something, he can get a little aggressive, so I was looking for something to help manage both the food aggression and his habit of jumping on guests — which, in my opinion, is one of the worst behaviors a dog can have in a home setting.The collar has worked extremely well so far. At first, I made the mistake of setting the shock level too high. It goes up to level 16, and I started near the top, which was too much. After some trial and error, I found that level 7 was the sweet spot — strong enough to get his attention and make him back off without making him too upset or scared.One important thing I learned: when using the shock feature on the remote, you have to hold the button down. I initially thought it would give a quick shock with just a click, but that’s not the case — it only works while the button is actively held. It’s a good feature for control, but definitely something new users should be aware of.If you’re just starting with this collar, I highly recommend beginning at level 1 and slowly working your way up to find the right level for your dog. I did it backwards and started too high — if I could go back, I’d absolutely take a gentler approach from the beginning.Overall, I’m very happy with this shock collar. It’s made a big difference in my dog’s behavior, and it’s helping me train him more effectively than any method I’ve tried before. Highly recommended!

We are working on training our dog on our electric fence, and one recommendation is to use a training collar so you can simulate the fence buzzing without having your dog get caught in the fence. We had borrowed one in the past, but then though it would be good to have one for ourselves.Overall, this is really easy to use and can perfectly simulate the buzzing that the fence does. We don't use the shock as our fence has the shock disabled, but in our experience the buzzing works perfectly for dogs to be trained. The collar fabric was very durable and the remote was perfectly sized and the battery has worked for several sessions.

I bought this to help me train a 15 pound mutt. My dog responds well to the vibrations better than the beep sound. I do not think I will have to use the shock feature for our purposes. The unit itself is well made, and I like that it does not weigh much. Without the prong things, the collar is 2.36 ounces. And it might be silly, but i like that the remote control comes with a strap so I can hang the control at the front door between uses. One last thing...I am so glad I gave this a try before spending more money on the fancy name brands!

This is the best money ever spent! This is WAY underpriced. This collar works EXTREMELY well. Charge on collar lasts about two weeks. I removed the stun probes and only use the sound and sometimes buzzer. The collar is sturdy enough to attach a leash. I'm not kidding, this thing is awesome. The range is at least good enough for all the way down the street, maybe more. The remote goes to sleep automatically and wakes up when you press a button. (One tip is, when you turn on the remote, wait until the green light shows it sees the collar before you hit the button). Just get it. Pets Smart gets $150 for something like this, that isn't nearly this good. I would give it 6 stars if I could.

This has been a life changer for us and our Dachshund pup. The beep mode has worked amazingly and we’ve only had to zap him once. He has a tendency to want to run after bikers and joggers down our busy street and now he hears the beep and comes running back to the porch. Don’t let the low price fool you, it’s a quality product and I highly recommend it.